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Easy in Linux, Almost Impossible in Windows
Dec 17, 2008, 17 :04 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4557 reads)

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"One of our servers, which for some forgotten in the mists of time reason, was in a RAID0 configuration and had a hard disk that decided to give up the ghost. Of course this means that the machine stopped dead in its tracks and telephones started acting very loud.

"Fortunately the database on that machine was working off of an NFS share so I was able to move that over to our other server and start it up very quickly. A simple tnsnames.ora address change and and we were off and running. The real tricky part came later."

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